Dov Fischer, among the most beloved American Spectator writers, has died after a long illness. He taught Torah in several venues — as a Rav in Jersey City and a Rebbe at Rogosin Yeshiva High School in his youth, and then in California, with a plethora of his shiurim on YouTube.”I have received the compliment, and I took it that way, from readers that I was their second-favorite American Spectator writer. In his last of hundreds of columns for The American Spectator, Dov advised: “Whenever you read that Trump’s executive order has been stopped, copy and paste the judge’s name in the ‘news’ article, and then Google that name with the word ‘Wikipedia’ added (e.g., ‘Allison D. Burroughs Wikipedia’). Go into the judge’s Wikipedia page and scroll down to the section titled ‘Federal Judicial Service.’ (The same section appears for all federal judges.) And there you will see something like: ‘On July 31, 2014, President Barack Obama nominated Burroughs to serve as a United States district judge of the United States District Court for the District of Massachusetts.’ That’s all you need to know.